The Huskies are 1-0 after a season-opening 24-10 Apple Cup victory over the Cougars. Now they're back at home for a Saturday contest against Utah State (12:30pm kick). Head coach Jedd Fisch, senior punter Hunter Green, freshman defensive lineman Derek Colman-Brusa and senior linebacker Jacob Manu chat about the win over WSU and preview this weekend against the Aggies live from Eureka at U-Village.

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Demond Williams accounted for 329 yards of total offense with two touchdowns while the defense held Washington State to just 242 yards in a season-opening 24-10 victory in the Boeing Apple Cup.

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The Huskies kickoff the season this Sunday with the Boeing Apple Cup against the Cougars (1pm PT). On the season premiere of the Husky Football Coaches Show from Eureka at U-Village there are guests galore! Director of Athletics Pat Chun, head coach Jedd Fisch and special teams coordinator Chris Petrilli all join Elise Woodward and Damon Huard to talk all things UW football.

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Join Dave "Softy" Mahler as he takes you behind the scenes on Montlake in the 2026 Husky Football Preview Podcast, presented by Colburn Law Accident and Injury Lawyers.

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The Huskies won their first NCAA Tournament game since 2017 with a 72-54 win over South Dakota State. After falling behind 13-3 early, UW finished the half on a 35-11 surge to take the lead for good, powered by 30 points from Avery Howell. Washington advances to the second-round to face TCU on Sunday

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The Huskies overcame a double-digit second half deficit to advance in the Big Ten Tournament with an 83-79 overtime victory against USC. Zoom Diallo had a double-double (22 points, 11 assists with 7 rebounds) as he, Hannes Steinbach and Quimari Peterson all played 43 minutes. Washington advances to Thursday's third round to face Wisconsin.

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The Huskies advanced in their Big Ten Tournament opener, using big second and third quarters to eliminate USC 76-64. Elle Ladine finished with a game-high 25 points, Avery Howell had 18 points with nine rebounds and the Huskies outrebounded the Trojans 44-27 to advance to the quarterfinals.

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The stars showed out in the final home game of the season as UW beat USC 91-72. Zoom Diallo had a career-high 26 points, while Hannes Steinbach had the second 20-20 game in program history, finishing with 22 points and 24 rebounds, the most boards in a game by a Washington player since 1977.

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On the final Husky Coaches Show of the season from JOEY Kitchen at University Village, women's basketball associate head coach Latara King and Tony Castricone recap Sunday's late-game thriller against Oregon and preview this week's Big Ten Tournament in Indianapolis. Then men's basketball coach Danny Sprinkle talks about the final week of the regular season for the Huskies.

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Sayvia Sellers finished with a game-high 29 points, including the game-tying three-point play with under 20 seconds left, Devin Coppinger added the go-ahead free throw in the final seconds and Washington slipped past Oregon in Eugene 70-69 on Sunday to finish the regular season at 20-9 (10-8 Big Ten)

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